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Crocheted <em>Breaking Bad</em> Art Adorns Brooklyn G Train Entrance
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Ben Yakas
Published Aug 14, 2013
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There are only seven weeks left of Breaking Bad, so we'll take any excuse to pay homage to one of our favorite TV shows of all time. Do Or Dine owner and chef Justin Warner stumbled upon the above Breaking Bad crocheted artwork on the north side of the west entrance to the G train at Bedford and Nostrand today.
"I didn't notice it yesterday. I tend to be pretty observant," he told us of the item, which he dubbed a "crotchitti." He added that there was a tag on it for Londonkaye reading, "to brighten your day." Of course, if it were truly in the spirit of the show, it would say something like, "I'm a blowfish, yeeeah blowfishing this up!" or "Crochet, bitch!"
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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